BRAVELY DEFAULT II Original Soundtrack [Limited Edition]

The disks are purposely kept backwards in the 4 seperate jewel cases, this looks nice but in practicality is somewhat awkward, aside from that the packaging is beautiful and feels deluxe. There are alternate cover cards for each of the four cases to show the four protaganists in their alternate "Job" outfits. I personally choose to keep them in their respective default outfits but the option to mix it up is really fun. Aside from that, the soundtrack is nothing short of outstanding and the extra fourth disc is a really nice bonus! If you're a fan of the game or even just the soundtrack, I cannot reccomend this product enough.

I'm very happy with this soundtrack. So far as the music goes, it's just about everything you'd expect since it's just the tracks from Bravely Default II. One interesting thing about it is that the discs are all placed upside-down inside the cases so that their face faces outward through the transparent case. It looks really nice externally but is a bit awkward as a concept. Overall I'm glad I bought this.

Revo once again returns to the series the same year he releases Ema ni Negai wo! (Prologue Edition) under his other label Sound Horizon, showing that he once again has managed to work under the most difficult of conditions. With over 70 tracks (totaling 98 if you count rearrangements compiled into single tracks), Revo conveys the stories and emotions of Bravely Default II, similar to his work with Bravely Default: Flying Fairy in 2012. A must-buy for any Bravely fan, Revo fan or Video Game Soundtrack fan, as this four-CD work is sure to satisfy any fan.